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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-13
TOO WISE, WE ARE.

Between Mr.. Powderly. DR.. McGIynn,
Henry George and others, the country
ought to be saved. Mr.. George, with
his land theories. Or. McGlynn, on the
new American Party" and Mr.. Pow
derby as the great one of the Knights
of Labor, have each patent for curing
the evils of the world. Well, it does
not seem to matter particularly what
following men with fantastic ideas may
have, events appear to keep on given
track, the only preceptible difference
being that the track is widening as it
draws to q close, just as rivers mouth
broadens as it nesrs the ocean. Mr..
Powderly wants government to buy up
the railroads and telegraph lines and
to establish postal savings banks. The
presumption is that Mr.. Powderly ex-
poets the Knights of Labor, over whom
he presides, TO be bettered by such g
movement. The German government
controls the railway systems there, and
yet we find that laborers flock from
that land by the thousand to the shores
of this land, in the hope land the ra-
tional hope) of lettering their condi-
ton, even though railroads here are
the property of private individuals. In
England government controls the tele-
graph, yet there are labor troubles
there; there are also mobs and suffering
enough among the lowly, God knows.
In Ireland, a system of postal savings
banks prevails, but the right of the
Irish peasantry to be robbed by heart
less landlords aid to stsrve remains un-
changed and practically unchaIlenged.
Mr.. Powderly, Mr.. George and Mr.. Nc
Glynn will go the way of Dennis Kear-
ney but inasmuch as they have more
truth and judgment than Kearney,
they will last proportionately longer.
Ever since there existed laboring
class, there has been trouble. Cain was
was the first rebellious one, and the dis
satisfaction he felt has been growing
with the passing years. Human. in
genuity and human wisdom, so far,
have been unequal to the task of devils
ing a method for establishing perfect
equity among the children of men; and
we have nothing on which to pin hope
that mankind will ever prove
equal to the task. What may
be accomplished by obedience to
Divine laws is another consideration !;
but no race has yet existed which,
despite the failures of predecessors, did
not imagine it knew too much to take
the advice of the Lord for any pro-
tracted period.
How would it do to try the Lords
way for timer
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-13

THE FORMATION of big beef pool in
Denver, coupled with the name of Mr.
Armour is very significant. Mr..
Armour is working west with great
rapidity and instead of being injured
by the recent boycott he seems to grow
more rapidly than ever. This pool may
be well for the beef raiser and for Mr.
Armour-it may be settled that Mr..
Armour is not going to lose by it-bl t
the term pool" is so suggestive OF
puplic plucking that we fear for the
consumer. The very thought of pool
on beef is desperately appalling when
one considers the prices beef now
Commands. 1t is only time befort
this great growth of Mr.. Armour Wi
have a set back. Greed unsstisfed, yet
ever growing, this as in and other
cases. makes unwieldy corporations.
They excite envy and they last only for
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-13

TIE BERNE government, in its de-
mand on the Swiss Congress, to pro
hibit proselytin by Mormons in Swift
zerland, is helping the Mormon cause
all it can. Such course on the part of
a nation that speaks the same language
as Martin Luther, illustrates how little
attention is paid to the teachings of his
tory. The freedom of the little republic
from Catholic dominion was IN spite of
laws and re. ,gious influence; but il so
far forgets its own record as to attempt
to do that which the Catholics, then in
finitely more powerful, were unable to
accomplish. 1t is too ridiculous.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-13
A DEAD FIGHT.

If William Shakespeare had any de-
scendants living, or if Lord Bacon had
either, there might be some excuse for
these descendants quarreling among
themselves as to whether MIR. Shakes
peare wrote Mr.. Shakespeare's plays or
not. But why feud should be en-
gendered in POLITE literary circles over
the subject is one of those questions
which Dundreary asserted mo fellow
couldj find out" No public or
private good can possibly be accom-
plished by the controversy. The author
ship in no way enhances or decreases
the merits of the inspired productions
that we are wont to give Shakespeare
credit for. 1t may delight Mr.. Ignatius
Donnelly to excite the vacant OF mind
over the question, and he may hope to
achieve some noteriety by taking credit
from a vile scamp IF we accept as true
his opinion of Shakespeare's character)
and giving it to great bribe-taker like
Bacon, whom Pope speaks of, and not
without solid foundation, as 1.-THE wisest,
brightest, meanest of mankind;" but it
will be difficult to see what advantage
such delight on the part of Mr.. Don
nelly will prove to humanity. We have
the works. For this we have reason to
be thankful, and since at best
it is but a choice of admira
ton between two scoundrels, perhaps
it were well to let the parties interested
settle the problem between themselves
when they have paid the penalty for
their transgressions in this life. In the
meantime, il might be wisdom on the
part of Mr.. Donnelly to turn his attt a
ton to q subject in which mankind have
living interest. If he could induce
his fellow beings to heed more the
works themselves than the question Of
authorship, he might turn his brains n
a useful channel. AS it is, he is prac-
t1cally setting up straws. and with show
of great vigor, proceeds to demolish
them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-13

WHAT A history centres around the
words that appear this morning IN the
report of the court proceedings in the
Third District Court-"The United
States vs.. John Taylor; unlawful cohab-
itation; dismissed" DISMISSED 1t
must give a glow of satisfaction to
Dickson and Varian, the reading of that
sentence. Is it tragedy or farce.
gentlemen, which?
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for under the illusion that it would
turn all it touched into gold. His
further sentence was awaited with
GREATNESS anxiety by all who had
heard him make the declaration OF dis
covery. And he said 1T is pay as
you goE"
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a time. "The American Beef Pool,
even if it be q Denver organization with
hesdou arters at Kansas City, bodies no
public good.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-13

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The Dillon tribune., 1887-06-10

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Legal Blanks of all kinds, and IVY
Settlers Guide, and Mining Code a'"':
kept on hand at this office.
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li6en murne ipGter auf benz GeIetie 9eTun'
ten.
- 9as @rab bes Generals Grant i'm sri.
oerfbe. Burf nirb am nG6fen Nontase aber,
mails bon oeridiebsnen Boften Der ,Sranb<
armn" gsidriift perosn.
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Sritmmern. 8rei ceritlben enttamen In=
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ninber i6were Serltsuusen bauon truge1:
6ris 8aPp, Sruna Sopf. Daniel Suidale,
g8ill. Serdmann, Sarl S6r6ber, Srie6rib
grisfsl uuh SarI @tern.
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sic M0lobrdnoc.

Detroit, Ri9., %. Mai. - Spe;iaI-
9epeiten bon Der obern 9aIbiniel Ses
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bauies Sobu gBafbbul.,e's im@resre CONN
ihip un6 elmer Sassmiible i'm @allasber.
Supnibip 3ur 5OIse aebabt. Die 8rduOe
fiuo nod nl6t unterolidt uno oerbeeren
tpertbpOLe 8Glbuu9eu in ueridieOeHen Sbsis
len bes @onntns.
Superior, gBisc., %. Nui. - Sas
Rorf Samtborue on Der ,Smaba 'Babu," l8
U1eilen iiibIid bon bier, if Ourh eiueu gSaIo<
branb 3el f0rt pcroeu. Sein Reniaenleben
ajua perloreIl.
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Der 9eutGGe GerrefponSent.
4rbefter.A AnaeIeaenbeiten.

Chicago, %. Nai.-Webrere Sunoert
oeutite 3iegeliteinmaurer blelten 9eftern
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unb nahulen BedIiiiIe on, tuelhe Sgmpas
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bnmmen. @s tpuroe ferner beI1loIien, ale
grbeiter in BEN Ser. Staateu 81 erlu9eu,
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feut.
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fieltsu bsute nuf unbefiulmte 3eit ben ge.
trieb Elm. gtabe5u 1000 Wdnner uu6 Suo.
ben tpsr1en bierbur6 belddftisunsslos.
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@unfen Der fiirSlif) nerpolfGnoiateu Srau.
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IS. Gfemblps 8ifriits. Der giutritt foffete
so Gents unb bic belegten S,ee 25 Gents
ertra, allein trosbem mar faft ieoer Sib be.
fest. Mc@Ipun tpieberbolte in benz Sors
traa ieine 3ur @euiise betanuten GuFfteu
un0 erflGrte inter Gnoeren, er piiroe ME an
Der Grbeiter, gemesuns Artbsil gelommen
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sSoroerurgen Der &rbei.er bollfommeu NIT
ben 9eboten Der 8elision iibereinltimmteu.
Pittsburs, 3d., 2S. Rai.-Depeiten
aus Der @ofes Region melbeu, baB beute usll.
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iino aegen bic &abelsfiibrer tn Dem fir,li-
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unb bieieIben iollten bente 9tadmittaa burd,
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fldrt bat, tuiro bon ben Beamteu Der ,4r.
beitsritter" befrittsn. Die llnsaru in Der
@ofe &eeicu finb entulutbist uno tebreu
ifaareupsiie mad ibrer 3eimatb 3uriid.
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aeYe ainoen,s S,eintStd,,t,,a. .

Marquette, @ifl., %. Wtai. - Sn
Qnte 2inbsn berritt in SOlSe bes neuliden
Sraubes 8rOBe Notb. Riuoeitsns 2O00 9er'
ionen fin6 oboadIos. Sobu @aiep bate, ais
bGs 6euer anabrad, i'll Sastin9's Sdeune
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itIisf pierer eiu unO fam in ben 6lammen
III. Zen 9tothleioenben tpirb bon allen
Seiten bereitplnig sebolfeH. Die 90rfer
SGrccd unb Sou9htOn haben berettS $4,000
beigsfeuert. SronpOob, Wti6., idetnt bon
benieIben S6diale bebrobt 3u iein, ME Qafe
2inben; ba aber Der ielegrapbiid)e Sertehr
unterbruden 1T, tauH man niats Seffimmtes
erfnhreu
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MMS R erffD.

Stabt Werito, %. Mfai. - 0ie an
bauerubeu 2anbanl6uie in Merits Seitens
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bcIuna on bic Ser. Staaten IN ieber 9lntft
outheiben uub eiuem nod eu9ereu AuialaB
Fer neiheu Hepublifen h1s gSort rehsr.
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Sic pGclttc" rSritanttEca"@atas
Tfropbe+

~ItS USGAtsC UZSCtkOW6ttI@ oS"Au@
Fropbe.
9tens@orf, %. Ntai. - Sm Siireau
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tpilb CHI $50. coo urb berienise utn n@eltic"
euf $45, ,0OO qeitGst.
Ser v&eltic" bat ieine SSerfte erreidt,
trGbrenb Der ,,Sritanhic" nabe Den .Sobo'
fen. WeaoomS" anfert, mo er, i'm Salle er
naterseht, nit leitter Ufuhe 9ebobeu per,
ben tanr. gs berlautet iett, 6aB Der v@el.
tic" 60 Weilen auBerhalb eines Rures mar
unb besbaIb fir Die Rataftropbe oerantports
Ifd IN
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Ger god,Iak zines sonSerltuas j..

uticellp, H..g., 90. Dtai. - Su
ber Ndbe BON Sarrpuille bepobute ieit uielen
Sohren elm alter Wunu, Namens gBm.
Smauiue, eiue 8lOdbitte, pelte am llfer
Ses Delamare finnb. Smalling lebte bas
Qeben eines GinfeoIers, uub pie es ihieu,
NOR er iehr arm. Siirsli6 III &c seforbeu.
Su Der Siit.e nureen $4,000 IN Sob uub
$4,000 in Bombs uuO SppOtbetsu gefuaben.
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SfcuuIGrFfe4

Ghicago, %. Dlai. - 0tino0ieb: 3u'
fubr 5000, 8etienoung 5000; Breiie Uurts
iTteu suiihen 81 GO unO $4.65.-S Sdpeine
3utubr 5000, Yerenhuug 1000; Breiie
pouirttn 8pddeu $3.50 uuo $5.15. -
Sdanfe guiubr 4O0O, Serienbuu9 1000;
Brsiie nnliiiten Spi4eu 1925 uu6 Sc 90.
ct. YoUiS, %. Diai. - 9liuouteh
3ufubr 5000, Serienoung 200; Breiie pari.
Ten lmtitsn $l.9O uue $3.50. -SgpeiHe
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uurilrIsu Jwtid5H $500 uHO S. 90. -
gtlais: 3uinbr $50; Gerlenbung 500;
8re,ie oGrirten srpiideu s.. 10 uab $3.50.
6 4 81 bert ., Yeuri., %. Dtat. -
6intoieb: 3ufubr 1859, SerieHaung 1923;
Breiie 0nri,rten 3piGen $4.25 uub $500.
Sdpeiue: 3ufubr 1000, 8erieRouns 300;
Bre,e oariirteH Spifen $3.50 uno 1925,
@dnafe: 3ufubr 1900, Serieubuug 5000 !;
9reiie oaritrteu sniiden $3.50 unO $3.50.
Befz BbiIaOelpbta 90. Rai. -
0linooieb: 3ufubr 27OO; 9rima 81, CUTE
48-5, mtttlere Al, gem0bultde ga.
@6aafe: 3ufubr 1000; 8rima So. CUTE
33-5, nlittlere IA, gew0bnlide S-34 !;
gdmmer 6-7g. SdWetne: 3ufubr $500.
@erfGuie Al 71-78.
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Scr 6eIonarft.

yfefo 9 orf, %. Wlai. = 5Olgen6es
iiHo bic S6IuBnOiirungeu: SelS 6fnete 3u
SIS urO idlOs su 4roSent. - Sterling
&sdlsl s. 854-$48 854 aui 60 Gage uub
S4.G64 - 81 81 auf St9t. SunOes ObIis
gationen: 8 pros. 100, Al prog. 1IOs,
4.pro3. i294. GfGeu: Gbums' @rpres 145,
utrnIzBaciftc 4O3. @bei. Ohio 8, @rie 344,
Ditto BIior 74R, Nate, SbOre 81, RS. Gen.
troll 794, R.sgBeferU 1242,. Ditto YriOr $50,
N.sD. Central 1134, SbiO DtiiFiFppi 9O3,
bittO Prtor SO, @ittsburg 1921, Reaoin9 44+.
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SerattISf1e GIfeubaI1nra1tb bct

2uIing, Gsr.. 23. Mui. - 9iilis.E4u.
beamOriddIle Uergniieten geftern Sobn Graft,
@beeb Graft, abbep llfisrp uno Sim llferp.
8leielben ftebeu i'm Serbaft, an Dem iiir3liz
den @iienbaburuIbe in Rcgteil, Station, Is
OieiIeH 0ilIi9 bon Muffin, betbeiItSt Sepei'n
Ill Pin
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Of. Az. Spnfr.

uniebI6ores Wittel segen Malario, DpspepIie,
9tbers uno RsrueneioeH, AepetitIoit9tsit geryaus
unesitpdhe uno dus tlimattIhen fseber. JtlOia
tdlfur slstn SopFelben unO Yerfopfuns. g1an iors
Gents bic Flaiche. y. g. 3a5ntroofen Nerve
Killerl beitt i3dhnItmsrSeu Ioiort; Is Cents BE
RlaIdre. Sn aLen apotbeien Su hnben.
(april28, ,12RtcT)
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E0 Sr. @brifinH Siebert, Der 10
lalge in SIR. ISL (nIt), Glib @hatlesitraBe,
bts 9tbyrs fltihGe uuo conpatte Saolat &C.
ipsntet unb iid our6 luuoriOmmsnoe 6eo,es
uung uuo &erobrsihung bss SeltcH boa I'll
lam tinen peroisrtsu 4luf ermnrb1H, ut nab
ber BAN nltsn gutile geasniibsr heaenoeu
Gdeher Charles Il. BARRE itr 5 e
ibsrgsfeStIt uro bCfit, tort oie i>tns olten
Errunbe unb @GnnCr beqriiBen 81 toHuen; !;
3u oislcu s6blt CT Dor Men ets gtIIglItoeT
bts pSsrmauiu SparO:rsins JIE. 3"
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B Der 8umensSereiu be8 iid
grpBer Popularitdt erfreuenOeH 9eian9uer'
Gins 81 rob iinn" feiert W ittm d., ben
25. DtGi, ieiu erIfes Srii bIiugsfeft auf
SarI 5eer'S ,Wtlb I'M sb . be," @de Der
Baltimore, Str0Be un6 @arriion, Zane. 9ns
seff nimmt Gben6s 38 llhr ieiuen Anfaug.
9us @ntree If fir etHeu 6erru uebft Dame
auf 25 Gents fefseiest. gBer etueu oer9utt'
gunssreiten abenb III UerIebeH pInldt,
IClIte bas TeIi beiuhen.
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@efhttta6Spertrrntta.

gleubOn0ille, Ba., 90. Wai. - Sba
gGesuer, bic 19.iG6rige Eodter eiues hieiiseu
pObIbobenoen @run6befsers. .ift nit oemSut,
iher ibres Satere, einem nerbetratbeten Re.
ger, gfOmens SbOmpicn, our6aebronnt. Sie
mar bas eiu3ige Sinh tbrer @ltern unb mar
bon btnieIbeu uer96ttert por6eH. 8euor iie
ent1Ob, iGrieb iie einsn Brief on ibre U1ut.
ter, in peldem fie nm Ser3eibung bat, nber
erfldrte, es Jet ibr uumO9Ii4 geWeien. ibre
Qeibenl4ntt 81 aiiaelu, uub Der Ne9er babe
einen GlniluB nuf ie ausgsiibt, benz 3u pis
belfehsn, fte ntht i'm Stanbe mar.
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@nropGii3e &abeG6ert1te.
Sfe RrtFS In Srantret6.
Der SnRan0 0rs Otnli9en RrOnpriRleR.

Sod tein neues Sabiuet.
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Gelbcs &teber.

SadiouotIle. Sla., %. Itai. - Die
ttetps SauttGtsz 8eb6roe bat fefgsfeQt, baB
Die 9tu6rtft tiber TEN GustrI6 bes gelben
T ebsr8 ju Sep Bef begritRbet iit. 9Gs erfte
Spier, eiu gepifer Sater, ftarb beute, unb
ltptt neitere grt.aniuuseu fab isitbem 9e'
mel6et norSen. Gue m6giden MaBn0bs
men fnt netrofien, nm cine tueitere Ius5rei'
trra her S2eutbe au berhiiteu.